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With an aim of modernisation and administrative simplification, the government of the Brussels Capital Region has decided to extend the use of digital invoicing.

Decree to prolong certain CoBAT deadlines

Join us to help face the Brussels challenges with regard to architecture and heritage, and to develop your skills within a public service that combines drive with technical knowhow. Join our team!

Raising awareness and emulation with regard to cultural heritage, contemporary architecture, urban planning and renovation.

Illustration of the 2021 Heritage Days.

We are closed from December 24 to January 1 included.

coming soon

You will be discovering Urban's second year report, about the year 2019, in a rather special context.

The BruGIS site has added on new layers of urbanistic information, valuable for professionals as well as every Brussels citizen.

Setting up of a working group

Urban invites you to the archiweek of October 10-11, 2020, the days of architecture which opens the doors to contemporary architecture in the Brussels Region.

As a result of the emergency measures adopted by the Federal State to limit the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), on 2 April 2020, the Brussels-Capital Region Government adopted Emergency Decree no. 2020/001 on the temporary suspension of the limitation and appeal periods and all time limits where the expiry has a legal effect laid down in the Brussels legislation and regulations or introduced pursuant thereto.

Want to (re)discover the Urban International Symposium "Concrete & sustainability. History - restoration - prospective" dedicated to concrete and held in October 2019 in collaboration with the CIVA? Watch on YouTube.

Several files relating to heritage permits have now been processed and the permits have been dispatched!

Following the decisions by the National Security Council to prevent the spread of Coronavirus, exceptional measures and instructions have been adopted for the organisation of our Urban administration.

An unmissable event in early autumn for thousands of visitors, whether they are Brussels residents, Walloons, Flemish or foreigners. For one weekend every year, the Heritage Days are an opportunity to rediscover the city from a different perspective, appreciate little-known places, discover architectural styles and visit places that are often difficult to access.